Sources:
[1] CES News Story - https://bluboard.io/news/bluboard-at-ces-2017-with-fellow-cw...
[2] BluBoard Chooses Multitech - http://www.multitech.com/news-and-events/press-releases/lork...
[3] Local News Segment - http://www.cleveland19.com/story/34321031/cleveland-start-up...
Disclaimer: I am the Director of Architecture at BluBoard
Then you should probably say "we are" rather than "they are" so that it's clear from the outset. (PS. When you disclose something, it's a "disclosure".)
That said, I agree that it's silly and frustrating that you couldn't get anything out of someone whose job is sales for the company.
EDIT: Nevermind, all they offer currently are segmented displays (think calculator LCD style displays). That's crap.
https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/pervasive-displays... https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/pervasive-displays... https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/pervasive-displays...
There are some quirks, since for the most part the board is optimized for internal update speed, not for usability. I ended up putting together some code to update the display given a PNG file, including some basic dithering for greyscale. And I drive all that from screenshots of a browser running in a virtual X terminal on the RPi. The update speed is not the best (several seconds from screenshot to render), but that's fine for my use case, since I'm using it for slow-moving info (weather, bus schedule, tides, etc.) and I'm better at writing HTML+JS for UI than writing bitmaps.
http://m.good-display.com/products_list/&pmcId=160&productCa...
You can buy a demo kit which features a STM32F1 and source code. You can also buy individual screens.
I've messed around with the demo board a year or so ago.